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Allow adding of arbitrary environment variables to start script #95
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I need this, cause i need use env variable DYNAMIC_SCHEDULE=true in production. Cause Resque::Scheduler.dynamic = true no working But, you need solve conflict |
Conflicts: lib/capistrano-resque/capistrano_integration.rb lib/capistrano-resque/tasks/capistrano-resque.rake
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Conflict resolved...should be up to date now. |
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Thank you, this looks good 👍 Not sure how I missed this when you submitted it almost a year ago, sorry for the delay. |
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Allow adding of arbitrary environment variables to start script
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Just a quick note: I renamed the variable from |
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Sounds good, glad some other people found it helpful. |
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I had a need to pass some arbitrary info into Resque via environment vars. Added a quick and easy way to do this...adds a lot of flexibility in my opinion.